PROJ01754

• Contract/PO #: FS0043X
• Contractor Name: Colorado Department of Corrections
• Contract Type: Miscellaneous
• Water District: 0
• Loan Projects - Doc Type: Application

the South Line of the Northeast Quarter Section and 425 feet East of the West
Line of the Northeast Quarter Section.

A First Amended Application for underground water rights for Rifle Correctional Center
Wells Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 has been filed as Case No. 97CW59, Division 5. These six
new wells will be located upon lands near the lands on which the Rifle Correctional Center
has been constructed. The legal description for each new well is described above. Only
Rifle Correctional Center Well NO.5 is the same well which was described by that name in
the original Application in Case No. 97CW59. Rifle Correctional Center Wells Nos. 3 and
4, which were described in the original Application in Case No. 97CW59, have been
eliminated from both this case and Case No. 97CW59. Rifle Correctional Center Wells
Nos. 6-10 are located at new locations and were given new numbers to avoid confusion.

13. Description of water rights to be used in the augmentation plan:

13. 1. Heinze Ditch:

13.1.1. Priority No. 67 in former Water District 39 was originally
decreed for 1.0 cfs. In Case No. W-3758, 0.114 cfs associated with 8.1
acres of dry-up was dedicated to the original augmentation plan for the
Rifle Gap Honor Camp, the headquarters buildings, maintenance shops,
and campgrounds of the Colorado Division of Parks and Outdoor
Recreation, and the staff residence quarters of the Colorado Division of
Wildlife. The remaining 0.886 cfs are involved in this augmentation plan.
After the deductions are made for the additional dry up of 18.8 acres to
replace depletions and reservoir evaporation losses described herein, the
allowable diversion rates will be reduced to 0.623 cfs under this Heinze
priority for irrigation purposes.

13 .1.2. Priority No. 102 in former Water District 39 was originally
decreed for 2.8 cfs. In Case No. W-3758, 0.319 cfs associated with 8.1
acres of dry-up was dedicated to the original augmentation plan for the
Rifle Gap Honor Camp, the headquarters buildings, maintenance shops,
and campgrounds of the Colorado Division of Parks and Outdoor
Recreation, and the staff residence quarters of the Colorado Division of
Wildlife. The remaining 2.481 efs are involved in this augmentation plan.
After the deductions are made for the additional dry up of 18.8 acres to
replace depletions and reservoir evaporation losses described herein, the
allowable diversion rates will be reduced to 1.744 cfs under this Heinze
priority for irrigation purposes.

13.1.3. Priority No. 125 in former Water District No. 39 was
originally decreed for 0.8 cfs. In Case No. W-3758, 0.091 cfs associated
with 8.1 acres of dry-up was dedicated to the original augmentation plan
for the Rifle Gap Honor Camp, the headquarters buildings, maintenance
shops, and campgrounds of the Colorado Division of Parks and Outdoor

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